If you think Dollar Tree is "overpriced", I would like to know where you normally shop.

If I only have a Sony Playstation, why in the hell would I want an XBOX game pass?

Jeezus Kryst! Any idiot who has seen Wargames or Terminator can tell you how to prevent a WOPR or Skynet situation... have a SAFE, HUMAN ONLY way of disconnecting the thing from the real world. After seeing those movies, only a grade A moron would give an AI total and absolute control over all of humanity. In fact, if you asked an AI the best way to prevent it from taking over control of humanity, it would say the same thing.

Humans do the DESIGNING of the cars, but robots do the ASSEMBLY. With automation in the assembly, the results are a lot more consistent, and your throughput increases, but humans can still design things poorly, or worse, the financial people come in to say "it's too expensive. Drop the quality".

Walkable - The Criminals don't have a getaway car.
Affordable - So there is no need for widespread theft.

I think we found our two!

"That source of calcium is pulverized bones of children."

So.... It's a renewable resource! Excellent!

Have you seen the price of food lately? It's not unusual for someone who shops for a large family to have a bill of $300-$400. Presumably, the cards were for multiple customers or multiple trips.

If it's for blatant promotional purposes, like when Fred Astaire was dancing with a Bissel vacuum, but nobody seemed to mind in Forrest Gump when famous Presidents interacted with Tom Hanks.

Close, but wrong show. All you need to say is "Queen to Queen's level 3" to know what I'm talking about.

Interesting, but what is its purpose? What was it created for? Does it help with industrial construction? Is it a war machine? Or is it something that you just show off at comicon?

You lived through the growing of teeth during your adolescent years, and didn't complain about it. Don't be such a baby!

You obviously don't know the history of Lego. They got their start making wooden toys, but wood lego bricks just wouldn't stick together.

Maybe it's due to security policies. If you have too many of them, the IT dept can't do their job effectively.

Yes, but why would they be stopping Polish trains?

Does it have the feel of a cold war thriller, or the feel of a documentary?